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is the latest and greatest Front-end development tools. Its module package works seamlessly with all modern front-end workflows (Babel ReactJs CommonJs, etc). docu*ent.write('welcome to my app'); console.log('app loaded') The above command uses the package command (webpack) Refer to app.js and generate the exported file bundle.js (Translator's Note: You may have doubts here, what is the point of turning a js into another js. If your app.js references other js or When css, webpack will package or even compress them into a single file. How about it? Is it no longer necessary to write a lengthy scrpit in html? The configuration file in Webpack is a basic commonJs module. This configuration file contains the project. For all configurations, create a webpack.config.js file in your root directory, plus the following code ENTRY– points to the topmost file or set of files in the project. In this project we only use app.js OUTPUT – An object that includes the output configuration. In our project, we only specified the filename keyword once we created the webp The ack.config file, webpack command will follow our configuration to build the output file in the monitor mode, Webpack will monitor all your files, any file changes, it will be rebuilt immediately, re-create your output File 2 Add a keyword watch to our configuration file and set it to true. So webpack will automatically capture your file changes. Webpack has a web server called webpack-dev-server, we install it locally now. > This dev server uses Webpack's scout mode (watch > mode). It keeps the resulting files running in memory instead of being built into the hard drive. So you won't see the new bundle.js, when webpack dev When the server is running, you will find that any changes you make in the app will be displayed in the server in real time (hot load hot loading is used by default, if you want to ban and remove the top app ready status column, just in the browser Direct input in the middle If you want to use hot loading, but remove the top App ready status column, use the following So,